Patient's question:
I went to the doctor a few days ago because of abnormal vaginal discharge and some itching inside my vagina. The doctor said I had a gynecological disease and needed medication to treat it. I find this very strange. I haven't divorced yet, nor have I had sexual relations. I'm usually quite careful about hygiene, so how could I get this kind of disease that is often associated with divorced women?Doctor's answer:
The reasons for gynecological diseases are several. Since you are not divorced, there are three reasons for getting sick:1. Not paying enough attention to personal hygiene during menstruation can easily lead to gynecological diseases.
2. Being too meticulous (though it’s not that attention is bad), referring to excessive washing and using cleaning agents that damage the pH balance in the groin, causing an imbalance that can also lead to gynecological diseases.
3. Visiting public places, such as hot springs or saunas, can also transmit infections.
There are several treatments for gynecological diseases. However, since the patient’s condition varies, the treatment methods will also differ. Therefore, it is necessary for patients to seek a diagnosis as soon as possible to find the right treatment.